This Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents a 10 cm resolution high accuracy 3-band RGB aerial photography capture over selected towns within the East Gippsland and Wellington Local Government Areas (LGA). The photography will primarily be used by State and Local Government for urban and transport planning, urban growth monitoring, and asset management.

CIP44-2019-20 Bruthen Orbost Mallacoota Coast fire photography

This dataset is derived from the Mapbook directory and contains the map index for the 1:50 000 district maps.

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the pagegrid for the 1:5 000 city maps.

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the map indices for the 1:60 000 Phillip Island maps.

Captured as part of the 2020-21 Multi-Epoch imagery in Late Autumn, this Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents the continuation of previous Melbourne Multi-Epoch capture projects. This represents a 3-band RGB aerial photography capture over the Greater Melbourne area across three epochs: Spring 2020, Summer / Early Autumn 2020/21 and Late Autumn / Early Winter 2021. Images are captured at 10cm resolution and a high accuracy (+/- 2 pixels at 1 sigma RMSE). The nominal capture windows have changed slightly with repsect to previous epochs to acknowledge increasing difficulties in capturing during bushfire season. The first and last epochs are of identical extent to one another but smaller in area than the main Summer epoch. Due to the multi-epoch nature of the project, ongoing delivery and special reporting requirements are specified including the provision of sortie shapefiles.

This dataset is derived from the Mapbook directory and contains the pagegrid for the 1:150 000 Wilsons Promontory maps.

1978-79 Otways Fire Photography

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the map indices for the 1:20 000 Greater Melbourne maps.

Obsolete - replaced by NVR2017_CONDITION. Site condition aims to reflect three components - composition, structure and function. In practice, condition is measured through the prism of lifeforms, their cover and species diversity. Measuring the condition of native vegetation recognises that most remaining native vegetation in Victoria has been subject to some disturbances, such as historical land use, grazing or weed and pest animal invasion, and is subsequently reduced in condition; vegetation types vary spatially and temporally; circumstances fluctuate (e.g. seasons, natural disturbance events); degradation and rehabilitation occur; and naturalness is valued.